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thought are a “brief yet comprehensive” program lead-
ape. to a belief in the life eternal.
~ The following are quotations from a few of the in-
teresting letters received from our readers,
_“T read over and over your ‘Iris News’ and dream and dream. I
‘ike your article ‘We Are Immortal’ very much. I eouies it and
sent to Pig ieee Of course I told them where I found it.”
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“TY have just received a copy of ‘Iris News’ from a friend. May
I tell you how much I have enjoyed ‘We Are Immortal.’ The thoughts
Pe very inspiring and very beautifully worded.”—MRS. J. B. C.,
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“Your ‘Iris News’ is truly an iuferestiie publication. I have read
your ‘We Are Immortal’ through several times. It contains a deep
+ eee thought which I have not found in anything else I have
ead.
“J sure enjoy ‘Iris News.’ ‘We Are Immortal’ is one of the most
wonderful pieces I ever read. Again and again as I read it I always
eem to find a new encouragement.’’—D. O. ey Tenn.
“The first thing I do each morning is to ead a paragraph of ‘We
re Immortal.’ It takes me twenty six mornings to thus complete
the reading. On the twenty seventh morning I begin again with the
first paragraph. To me it states a self evident truth. And it is sus-
ained by all the other items in your ‘We ae Immortal’.” mortal.’ These copies we will send to friends and relatives and will
= IRIS NEWS
A. B. Ka Katkamier
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our simple and beautiful lines in ‘We Are Immortal’ are better
pee Appreciation ak all the pomp and fanfare of present day religions. sie ae
te You are invited to read our editorial “We Are Im- your words each garden seems an unsullied cathedral.”—F. H. K.,
N,. J.
“Thank you for ‘The Iris News.’ It is like a friend you can talk
with. I have read many times your article ‘We Are Immertal.”—
MRS. R. P. L., So. Dak.
“Thanks for your ‘Iris News,’ and the article “We Are Immortal’
does _ es one realize there is a spirit-life beyond the grave.”—
e ‘other ae whieh cane | Uae you too have thought through a plan for MRS. R. M. J., Md.
; t i “Your ‘Iris News’ is inspiring reading. It must mean a great deal
to more people than you can ever know. How did you come to write
‘We Are ee I know a number of people who would like
to know.” ’—MISS F. A. W.. Mass.
“T, too, believe ‘We Are Immortal.” Your thoughts on the true
and “the beautiful as presented in flowers and nature and folks are
so easy to understand. You must have read many books. And your
idea of the spirit-life through eternity is convincing.’”—MRS. L. B.,
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What They Say
“In your message ‘We Are Immortal’ you have painted with words,
a fascinating picture of our earth-life and the life-eternal. It is as
timely as it is sublime. It illustrates, explains and exemplifies the
conditions comprehended and constructed in God’s capacious universe.
“Your ‘We Are Immortal’ will always be enshrined in the thoughts
of mankind.”—A. M. T., Ohio. :
“The beautifully expressed thoughts in your ‘We Are Immortal’
are contagious and lead one to more fully appreciate the present
and the future of mankind. For myself I am thrilled each time I
read and meditate on ‘We Are Immortal’.”—H. J. 8., Maine.
“I read with pleasure your ‘We Are Immortal.’ It contains won-
derful thoughts, and many items that appeal to all nature-lovers.
One feels better after having read it.”—Mrs. W. H., Mass.
Iowa. \
“My father has passed from among the living and I desire, if
you can do so, for you to send me a dozen copies of ‘We Are Im-
» Rhode Island. be dedicated to his memory.
We Are Immortal
(Copyright 1946 A. B. Katkamier)
The most profound thought that enters the mind is the idea of a spirit-
life beyond the grave, continuous in eternity.
The charm of the beautiful things of life and nature is a preface to the
sublime features of the eventful beyond.
May we all look more and more for the beautiful, ever-present in
humanity and in the smallest particle of substance to the largest object in
our marvelous universe.
Through the procession of the seasons, in the spirit- soul, following our
separate inclination, we shall be with the gorgeous iris, the appealing rose,
the nodding poppy, the stately chrysanthemum.
_ We shall be with the multitude of o ther flowers, in their fascinating
fragrances and colors.
We shall be with each seed with its ur ge to reproduce, that succeeding
plants may grow and bloom.
In autumn, when the maturing ee | take on their lovely tints, there
we shall be with each nature-painted leaf.
We shall be with the curve of the rainbow with its hues of promise,
with the rose-toned sky of the morning and with the resplendent sunset
with its deep purples, its reds, its gold and its cerulean blue.
_ We shall be with the balmy breeze,
idless sea, and all forms of life.
We shall be with the fruitful soil and the tasteful, nourishing foods.
Appreciating and wondering we shall I
in endless space.
We shall be with the cheerful song of birds, with hearty laughter and
with the musical harmony of all melodious sounds.
We shall be with the art of the mind and the artistry of the hand.
We shall be with the glad greeting of friends, the responsive touch of
personality, the provocative flash of eyes, the ecstatic kiss of lovers.
We shall be with the smiles of children, the buoyancy of youth, the
ie een earess of mothers and with the understanding fellowship of
athers 4
We shall be in the happiness of conversation, the inspiration of encour-
aging words, the performance of neighborly deeds.
We shall be wherever there is willing help, steadfast loyalty, confiding
faith, thoughtful kindness and the thrill of joy.
God is a Spirit and His spirit vibrant-impulses radiate from His spirit-
soul and permeate to the uttermost parts of everywhere and find a pulsating
response in everything.
The vibrant-impulses of our spirit-s ul—our consciousness—infiltrate
and attune to God’s vibrant-impulses and we are partakers of His Divine
presence.
Where God’s spirit-soul is, our indi idual, ever-living spirit-soul will
be also.
. Being awakened to the grandeur of Mature; the good in people and the
reality of Deity, is Heaven on earth. |
And when we pass from this earth-life, we shall explore, in our quickened
comprehension, the unknown glories of the mystical future.
Thus we shall continue to advance our soul spirit-life.
We shall share with all mankind, the splendors and satisfactions of
eternal bliss and peace. This is Heaven of the spirit.
For the Life of Yesterday goes on Today and throughout all Time.
_ Let us meditate on these things each morning and each evening.
Allen Belknap Katkamier, Macedon, N. Y.
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Copper Boy—A sprightly flower; various tones of copper aye. 2.75
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Here Are Hundreds |
of varieties of Iris from which to select the colors to
paint your garden picture. The Master Artist gave the
Iris so many hues, tints and shades of all colors, that
it is rightly called the Rainbow Flower. Some flower
lovers refer to the Iris as The Garden Orchid. The Iris
has a wider color range than any other flower. |
To briefly describe all the varieties of Iris in our
Gardens would take several issues of “Iris News.”
We will meet the price of any grower on any variety
not listed here. Include same with your order. 4
_ The following are descriptions of a few hundred
varieties of Iris growing in quantity in our fields. The
prices are adjusted to meet the desire of those who
wish to beautify the home surroundings at little cost.
In answer to many questions the following informa-
tion is given regarding the description of Irises. A self
is an Iris of uniform color; a bicolor has standards of
one color and falls of a deeper shade of the same color;
a variegata has falls of red, brown or red-purple and
standards of some shade of yellow, a plicata is a light or
white flower marked or stippled with a darker shade
particularly on the margins; an amoena has white
standards and colored falls; a blend is a combination of
_ two or more colors. .
The letter S. refers to the standards or upright top
petals; F. refers to the falls which are lower or hanging
etals. “
: You can have a complete garden with Irises alone, but
-you cannot have a complete garden without them.
The varieties starred (*) are included in the best hundred.
Aarenhorst—Dark violet bicolor, with light edged F............ /$.19
Acacia Rose—A rose-pink Iris that travels with the popular group .19
Afterglow—Misty lavender pink, buff and yellow. Fragrant.... .19
Alabaster—A clear white with flaring falls. Floriferous......... 19
Albert Victor—Rich violet flower. Vigorous, very fragrant...... 19
Albright—The new orchid-pink Iris that pleases................ 19
Alcazar—sS. violet, tinted bronze; F. reddish purple. Early. Sweet .19
Alfheim—Violet blue bicolor with light stripe through F........ 19
Alice Harding—Soft satin yellow..............-.-..eeeeeeeeee 24
_ Allies—Smoky wine blend. Fall bloomer...................-055 19
_ Alliquippa—Attractive light yellow in garden effect............. 19
- Allure—Canary yellow, overlaid opalescent pink. Ruffled petals. .19
- eAlta California—Deep yellow faintly bronzed ................. 19
Amenti—Petals are ecru and soft lilac, delightfully ruffied...... 19
Ambassadeur—Rich reddish violet, velvety purple. Fragrant.... .19
Amber—Magnificent yellow Iris reddish gold beard............. 19
eAmbrosia—Light pink, silvery white with golden beard o.3 sar 19
Anne Boleyn—Fine blue bicolor, contrasting orange beard....... 19
Anne Leslie—S. white; F. dahlia-carmine. Scented, beautiful... .19
- Ann Page—A lovely large pale lavender-blue self. Sweet....... 19
Antares—S. soft cream; F. white dotted blue............. eae ‘Lo
Antonio—Maroon purple, reddish effect. Splendid shape 2 kd
Apache—An attractive Indian red color. Scented..............- .29
Aphrodite—Bright violet pink, glossy texture. Very fragrant... .19
Archeveque—Violet, velvety raisin purple. Early. Fragrant.... .19
Arnolds—Red toned, medium size, midseason......... ........- 19
Aristocrat—S. lavender violet; F. dark violet. Tall, stately...... 19
‘Ashtoreth—Tall, soft yellow.............-----++++eeeee Arata 18
Asia—Beautiful blend lavender and purplish tan. Scented...... 19
At Dawning—Huge size, arbutus pink and brilliant rose........ 1-29
Athene—One of the very best pure white. Large ............. . 19
- Avtaumn Dawn—Everblooming ruffled, pink-yellow blend........ ~ 19
Autumn Haze—Can you imagine a light lavender-violet ? That’s i
Autumn King—Blue purple, blooms in June and September.....
Autumn Queen—Blooms in fall. White. Intermediate form.
‘Avatar—S. buff; F. pansy violet, 3 ft. Fragrant, brilliant. ...
Azure—Rich blue purple bicolor, free flowering. Late...-....
Baldur—S. light lilac; F. maroon purple...............-...-+-:
eBaldwin—A peculiar but lovely shade of violet. Very large
flowers ....... Seared cis Siete aeteea te See OR ARIGIO cs) ime Cs Se 19
Ballerine—Fine lavender bicolor. Commanding, fragrant. .....- 19
Beau Sabreur—sS. aniline yellow; F. lovely velvety oxblood red.. .19
_ Beowulf—Rich velvety maroon and coppery brown. Broad F.... .24
Blackamoor—Imagine the darkest blue-black purple. That's t
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Black Wings—Actual color is midnight blue, with
Blue Boy—Early. L
Blue Glory—One of the best of the bright blues........ stain nee
Blue Hill—Soft blue. Not easy to imagine—like a medium soft-
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Blue Torch—A very attractive light lavender and red-purple....
Blue Triumph—Approaches perfection in a lovely light blue.....
Blue Velvet—Velvety. Best dark blue..............-...-eee05-
Blaet—Good for blue color scheme. White beard. Scented......
Bonita—Clear buttercup yellow. Very tall
‘Bravura—Large flowers, deep rosy lilac. Tall, vigorous........
Bruno—Tops fawn tinted lavender; falls velvety red-purple....
Buto—S. roya] purple; F. dark velvety violet. Likeable......
B. Y. Morrison—S. pale violet; violet-purple. Margined lighter
Cafe Au Lait—A very charming creamy tan blend. Likeable...
Calcutta—A new color—cocoa brown, petals flecked darker...... +3
eCalifornia Gold—Tall, deep golden yellow............-.....++: >
eCameliard—S. and F. amber yellow, overlaid with purple ;
Capri—Interesting blend of orange yellow and gold tones........
Caprice—Reddish purple self. Rich grape fragrance............
Cardinal—Richest lavender and raisin purple. Fragrant........
Caroline E. Stringer—Delicate light rose pink. Very fragrant.. .]
Cassandre—Tops smoky rose-lavender, falls purplish garnet.....
Caseanet—Large deep yellow. Prettily fluted edges..... f
Caterina—Bluish-lavender violet. Ruffied. Sweetly fragrant.... .]
Celeste—The Heavenly Blue Iris. Scented.............-.-..000>
Cecil Minturn—Uniform Cattleya rose. Sweet scented ihe ee
Chalice—A bright soft yellow of even tone. Vigorous...........
Challenger—Dark purple to blackish violet. Large, good........
Chartier—A smooth clear white. Very pleasing... ..
Chasseur—An improved Shekinah. Fragrant; artistic flower....
Chestnut—Cinnamon-cream, plicata, ruffled, very effective...... ls
Christabel—“A glowing true red.” Admired garden clump......
-Churchmouse—A wonderful new color—Hay’s Brown. See it... -L
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_ Citronella—Splendid yellow, veined VanDyke red ~¢
City of Lincoln—Bright, large, fine variegata. S., golden; 1s é
fire red ; ;
Clara Noyes—A rich apricot to orange medley.................
Claret—A red toned claret color. Blooms profusely...........-...
Claude Aureau—S. Fawn; F. Bordeaux red..................-+- i
Clin—Light steel blue self. Orange beard. Free flowering . 19
Cluny—Tall, early, large blossoms. Wisteria violet. Fragrant.. .19
Colias—Beautiful yellow self. Free flowering.............. :.. ae
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Crystal Beauty—Large white, branching 19
Curious Red—This new Iris adds another tone to reds.......... 3.00
Dalila—S. flesh tint; F. reddish purple. Scented................ Monel 9}
Daughter of Alta—A lovely daughter of a beautiful Iris: Alta ee
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Dawn—Warly free flowering, Marguerite yellow. Sweet scented... -19
Day Dream—Tall, vigorous. Pleasing pink-yellow blend........ 29
Welicatissima—A very lovely soft pink. Fragrant. 1 like it..... 19
°Depute Nomblot-——Coppery-red and dusky bronze. Aristocratic.. .19
Desert Gold—Light yeliow, deeper at center, luminous and pleas- i
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*Dogrose—Exquisite pink, golden beard, oval form. Superb..... 19
¢Dolly Madison—Warly. Soft mauve and yellow blend.......... 19
Dora Langdon—A yellow and pink blend, rich colors........... 9
Dorothy Dietz—Tops light blue, changing to white; pansy-violet. .19
Doxa—EHarly. Unusual olive tints... 2.2.0... .0. 55. cc eeeccuaves «19
Dream—Decidedly finest of all pink Iris. Fragrant. Graceful... .19
Dr. C. H. Mayo—A red toned bicolor. Fragrant. Popular...... 19
Duke of Bedford—Brilliant, rich violet purple. Scented, large.. .19
Dusk—S. lavender; F. deep maroon, Brilliant golden beard..... 19
E. B. Williamson—Lustrous coppery rose. Exquisitely fragrant.. .59
Eden Phillpotts—Clear lavender blue self. Large flowers....... 19
Egypt—Bronzy violet, good substance .................0-2.000e 19
El Capitan—Manganese violet. Flaring falls. Fragrant. Noble. .19
E. L. Crandail—Light blue toned [ris. Very fragrant........... 19
Eldorado—Blend of yellow, heliotrope and violet. Fragrant..... 13
Edgewood—Deep pinkish lavender bicolor. Fine garden effect... .19
Eleanor Blue—Free blooming, soft blue, appealing.............. 24
Eleanor Roosevelt—Purple self, fall bloomer.................+. 19
Elizabeth Egelberg—Mauve pink with heavy orange beard...... 8
Eikhart—Deep chestnut. Very desirable red toned.............. 39
Elsa Sass—A startling new shade of yellow. Large, frilled..... 1.29
El Tovar—Novel colorings. F., black maroon; S.,
Orange....... 24
Endymion—A deep cream and lavender fawn. Fragrant. :
Eothen—Large. Soft ivory yellow....................4..
Eros—Tall, salmon colored self. Throat of gold.............+.. 24
Esplendido—Bright red purple bicolor. Gorgeous............... 19
Euphony—Ruffiled, color mustard yellow. Much liked............ 19
Eventide—A self of Hay’s lilac. Very much liked............... 19
eEvolution—Copper-bronze. Exquisite ...............ce eee eee 19
Fairy—Early. White bordered blue. The most fragrant Iris.... .19
Far West—Lovely blend of salmon, gold, coral and henna....... 39
Fascination—Next to Pink Satin, the best pink................. 19
F. B. Schermerhorn—Blue toned lavender. A good one......... 19
Flammenschwert—Gorgeous yellow and brown. Fragrant....... 9
Florentina—Creamy white flushed lavender, orange beard. Fra-
get ee es or MENTE Ch RTE SORE IER TURE ce Lc. ER ee ema Dts as 19
Fra Angelico—A sunset effect gold, with blue flush on falls..... ok
Freyer’s Glory—Golden crimson and velvety maroon............ 19
eFrieda Mohr—Largest, most brilliant pink Iris. Fragrant..... 19
Fro—S. Empire yellow; F. rich, velvety oxblood. Fragrant..... 19
Gandhi—Red purple and one of the latest to bloom............. 19
Gaviata—Lovely warm creamy white. Delightfully fragrant.... .19
Gay Hussar—S. lemon chrome; F. deep velvety oxblood red.
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Gen. DeWett—A rich red purple. Combines well with others.... .19
Georgia—An early, bright orchid free flowering pink. apeetel&
Geo. J. Tribolet—Black, violet, dark red purple. Scented........ .19
Germaine Perthuis—Rich violet purple. Refined, fragrant...... S$
Germanica—The old blue flag of our grandmother’s day. Early.. .19
Gertrude—Early, deep blue, sweet scented, long in flower....... 19
Giant Baldwin—A superb gigantic flower of brilliant blue...... 19
Giant King—Tops old gold; falls rich bright crimson-mauve. Tall .19
Gleam—Sott blue’ self;742 “ins tall (74.2 son hs be se teres 19
Glory of Hillegom—Blue toned bicolor. Foliage large.......... 19
Glowing Embers—Violet and purple inclosing orange center..... 19
Golden Helmet—S. old gold; F. oxblood red.................... 25
Gobelin Red—Oxblood red. A bright spot in the garden........ 19
Golden Geddes—Here is a very satisfactory relative of Mary \
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Golden Light—Very lovely. Frilled red-yellow blend............ 226
Golden Midas—Golden standards, attractive red falls. A glorified j
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Golden Promise—Good yellow, bronze veins at throat........... 15
Gold Imperial—Bright clear uniform rich yellow coloring........ 19
G. P. Baker—Canary and primrose yellow...................6.-- 19
eGrace Sturtevant—Dark red brown and violet carmine. eee)
Grand Monarch—Velvety bronze red.................-..2.0005 19
Gudrum—Like a great white magnolia blossom gold dusted...... 24
Gypsie Queen—Honey yellow S.; black maroon F. Tall, strong.. .19
Halo—Blue violet bicolor. Scented. Large flower............... 19
Harpalion—S. lavender; F. lavender blue. Orange beard........ 19
eHenri Riviere—Soft yellow blend....................0 eee ueee 19
Her Majesty—Her Majesty is rose-pink and blooms late......... ld
Hippolyta—Lavender violet self. Exceptional smooth substance.. .19
Honorabile—This variety has made gardens beautiful always.... .19
Hussard—An unusual deep toned blue self. Excellent.......... 19
Hypatia—30 in. Early deep pure uniform blue................. 19
Imperator—S. violet tinted buff; F. beautiful reddish-violet.....
eIndian Chief—S. pinkish red; F. deep rich velvety red......... 19
Indian Hills—A rich true purple. Large, fragrant.............. 29
Ingeborg—White, orange beard, early. Delicately fragrant..... 19
Iroquois—S. smoky lavender; F. black-maroon. Tall............ 19
Isolene—Blended pink, buff, yellow and violet. Fragrant, tall... .19
Ivorine—Creamy-white, delicate and much liked................ 19
Jacqueline Gillot—Soft, lavender, violet. Exquisite............. 19
Jacquesiana—Red-brown tones. Many blooming side branches.. .19
Jane Williamson—Pink pastel, gold and maroon................ 19
eJean Cayeux—Distinctive colored Havana and Coffee Brown... .29
Jeanne D’Arc—White delicately edged blue. Scented, pleasing.. .19
Jean Siret—Spring and Fall bloomer. Yellow fleshed blue...... AS
Jerry—Very bright red, large and tall. Exciting................ 29)
eJoyance—A sparkling cream-white, the largest of its class..... 19
eJoycette—Tall. Large. Perfect red-toned..................... 29
Jubilee—Light buff margined dark copper. Fragrant........... 19
Julia Marlowe—S. violet; F. raisin purple. Fragrant. Stately... .19
Jumbo—Violet; purple, brown veins at throat. Strange........ 19
Juaniata—S. and F. clear violet. Tall, large, fragrant.......... 19
June Margaret—Unique combination of red and gold. Named
for my granddaughter three years old...............0000c000- 3.00
Kalos—S. and F. white, veined pale rose, yellow beard........... 19
King Midas—-A magic touch of gold. Radiant t 19
King Tut—S. brownish; F. velvety glowing red. Admired....... .19
Kochi—Rich, silky dark red purple. Early. Scented............ 19
L’Aiglon—Tall, large, very handsome deep bronzy blue violet... .19
Labor—Color effect, burnished red copper. Beautiful ......... 19
LaNiege—A well formed cream white flower. Fragrant........ 19
Largo—Blending old gold, mustard yellow, brown and mauve
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Late White—There’s a place for a white late Iris............... 19
L. A. Williamson—S. and F. velvety violet purple. Scented...... 19
Leonidas—Lavender violet, bright orange beard. Tall......... Bask)
Leota—White. Blooms for Memorial Day. Scented. Valuable.. .19
Leotitia Michaud—Light blue shading lighter at edges. Large... .19
Lieut. Chavagnac—Spring and Fall. Deep red violet............ 19
Light of Day—A soft yellow, clear and attractive.............. 2.00
Little Corporal—Unique blend of pink, yellow and lavender... .1.79
Lohengrin—Uniform mauve violet. Ruffled, good, fragrant..... 19
Lona—Ruffled peach colored, veined and peppered violet........ 19
Lord Lamborne—Bronzy pink. Long time in bloom............ -19
Lord of June—Blue, lavender violet. Large, showy, fragrant... .19
Loreley—S. yellow; F. raisin purple. Showy, sweetly fragrant. .19
Les Angeles—A white vlicata lavender toned. Fragrant Ak)
Magnifica—Two toned reddish violet. Immense long sweetly
scented flowers. Strikingly beautiful. .
Majestic—Mauve to rich velvety raisin purple .. *............ 19
Ma Mie—S. and F. white, frilled violet. Good. Fragrant Ha ek?
Mandraliscae—Early blue toned self. Sweet scented. Desirable. .19
Marco Polo—Soft rose and dahlia carmine Rect dr otho oe See 39
Margaret Moor—A red toned self. Attractive Syst cee rege)
Mary Barnett—Light lavender, prominent bright golden beard. .
eMary Geddes—Soft pink, overlaid Pomeranian red ............ 19
Mary Gibson—S. bronzy old rose; F. old rose. Scented.......... 219 |
Marsh Marigold—S. Golden yellow; F. deep purple-brown....... 19) |
Matula—Brilliant blend of rose, orange, crimson and buff....... 59
Meldoric—A domed blue-black with golden beard............... +29
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Medrano—S. Reddish-copper ; F. dark ‘reddish-purple. See
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Midwest—Ruffied, white, flushed and edged purple.............. 19
Midwest Gem—Apricot yellow flushed pink. Crimped petals..... .59
Mildred Presby—sS. pink white; F. rich velvety rose purple...... 19
Miranda—Bluish violet metallic sheen. Early, tall, stately...... 19
Miss Eardley—S. yellow; F. red lavender. Exceilent in mass.... .19
Mist—A blue Iris from Foster. Loved everywhere.............. 19
Mithras—Yellow wine red, veined white. Scented. Distinctive... .19
Mme. Cecile Boucast—Soft orchid pink ..............-+2+2+-5: 19
Mme. Chereau—Prized since 1844. White frilled blue. Ruffled.. .19
Mme. Cheri—Violet; pink and yellow undertone. Pleasing color. .19
Mine. DeSevinge—White edged pink lavender. Beautiful........ 19
Mme. Gaudichau—Rich velvety violet purple. Scented.... ees 4
Mme. Lou’s Areau—Lovely soft rosy heliotrope...........-..... 49
Mme. Maurice Lassailly—Attractive blue bicolor................ 69
Mirasol—A distinctive pure chrome-yellow.......-........-.s5+- 19
Miss California—Tops 4 ft. in any garden. Pink toned blooms... .39
Modiste—Beautiful mauve self. Tall, well branched. Good...... 49
Moliere—S. violet blue; F. velvety violet. Scented. Large...... 19
Monsignor—Deep velvety, brownish purple. Fragrant. Late.... .19
Monterey—Tall, dark bronzed red-violet
Moonbeam—Early. Sulphur yellow self............0:seseeesuees s
Moonglo—Distinct yellow blend...................
Moonlight—Giant silvery white.
Moon Magic—A tall, new soft yellow Iris with fragrance.......
Moonstone—Soft luminous blue. Pleasing. Fragrant........... -
Morning Glory—Red toned bicolor......
Morning Splendor—S. light purple; F. rich velvety red-purple.. .
Mother of Pearl—S. and F. pearly lavender. Stately, scented.... .39
Mount Royal—A gigantic purple bicolor. Fragrant.............. 19
Mrs. Alan Gray—Delicate purplish lilac. Desirable. Fragrant.. .19
Mrs. A. S. Hoyt—S. purple; F. white edged violet. Good ...... A9
Mrs. H. F. Bowles—S. brown gold; F. brilliant brick red....... 19
Mrs. Marion Cran—A brilliant light rose, tall and stately...... 19
eMrs. Valerie West—S. lavender bronze; F. rich crimson........ 19
Nancy Orne—Delightful red purple with fawn-pink effect...... 19
Narvain—Silky intense indigo blue petals, no veining........... 29
Nathalis—Has @ very lovely soft pink effect _...-.-.......... 9
Navajo—Yellow, veined velvety burnt lake. Scented, vigorous.. .i9
Nene—World’s largest Iris. Lilac and old rose................. -29
Nibelungen—S. yellow; F. maroon edged lighter. Handsome.... .19
Nimbus—Fragrant, beautiful. Tall, stately, violet purple....... 19
Nine Wells—S. violet; F. deep purple. Fragrant. Tall......... 19
Nokomis—S. pale lavender; F. violet blue. Attractive... ..... 19
No-we-ta—Truly described as Exquisite. Opening pink flowers
Nymph—The best early yellow. Free flowering
Opfeber Opera—Spring and fall flowering. Rich burgundy red
Toneds SR e a isvatetinen Ss gcd i «aa sce eo oA egies) a ale
Odaroloc—A pure soft mauve.
Odoratissima—Pink toned self. Fragrant....................05. 19
Old Gold—A fine yellow plicata. An unusual color.............. 19
Olive White—Deep cream. Fall bloomer ......................
Oliver Perthuis—Velvety pansy violet. Fragrant, large, late.... .19
Omaha—tThis is the nearest to red, bright orange beard......... 19
Opal—Light pink lavender. Everybody likes it................. 19
Opera—Rich violet purple. Sweet scented and very popular.... .19
Ophelia—Orange, cream and bronze blend .................... 19
Oregon Giant—Gigantic blooms; deep lustrous blue purple...... 19
Oriflamme—Dark lavender. Large beautiful flower. Fragrant.. .19
Orion—S. soft violet; F. plush-like blackish violet..... ........ 19
Orloff—Deep cream, heavily dotted and etched red-brown........ 49
Ossar—Glowing blackish red self...... ..... Se Re Res = 39
Otoe-—Deep velvety red. Named for a tribe of Indians.......... 19
Out at Sea—This new Iris suggests the afternoon sun at sea... 2.50
Padre—Deep rose yellow blend .. 19
Pare de Neuilly—Uniform dark violet. Late. Fragrant ....... 19
Password—A child of Dauntless with a family resemblance .. 3.00
Perfection—Velvety, dark madder violet, bicolor, orange beard.. .19
Persia—Very lovely. The coloring of a rich Persian rug........ 19
ePhebus—Weil’ posed; yellow. 575.00 30m.<-5 4 eck Oe ee eee 19
Phyllis Bliss—A. light lavender pink. Very large flower......... -19
Picador—Deserves a good place in your garden. Conspicuous
variegata: S. yellow-buff; IF. dark rose-red, edged lighter.
Fragrant aoe, be : BSE ie 39
Pink Jadu—aA rose-white plicata, delightfully frilled petals...... 19
Pink Satin—A variety of great beauty. Tall and commandin “29
Pioneer—Rich red purple, large, good form. Fragrant <p eee
Pocahontas—Frilled petals, white bordered lavender. Fragrant.. .19
Pluie D’Or—(Golden Rain). Solid golden yellow............... 19
Prairie Gold—The darkest yellow in existence. Large, late..... 19
ePresident Pilkington—Blend, lavender, blue, buff, yellow, rose. .19
Primary Blue—The three primary colors are Red, Yellow and
Blue, from which all technicolor is produced ... ... eth ese
Primavera—Very large pale yellow. Early. Fragrant. Brilliant .19
Primrose—A deep clear yellow. Wonderful form............... 19
Princess Beatrice—A favorite, light blue, tall, strong, fragrant. .19
Princess Victoria Louise—Yellow-violet. Blooms freely......... 19
Prosper Laugier—Very handsome rich brown toned Iris. Good.. .19
Prospero—Lavender, violet brown. Desirable. Scented. Large.. .19
Purple Haze—A French gray self. Large. Different............ 19
Purple Leaf—Some varieties of Iris are purple at the leaf base.
They help beautify the garden clump. Blooms, a splendid blend 3.50
Quaker Lady—Pleasing blend of buff, blue and yellow. Scented. .19
Queen Alexandra—Lilac and bronze, beard yellow.............. 19
Queen Caterina—A great Iris, lavender violet. Scented......... 19
Queen Flavia—Soft toned yellow blend. Intermediate .......... 19
Queen of May—S. and F. fine rose lilac, pink. Fragrant........ 19
eRameses—New blend. S. light russet; F. tourmaline pink .... .19
Rameldo—Brownish petunia violet. Unusual . 19
Red Cloud—S. rich rosy lavender-bronze; F. velvety maroon-
CPUMMOR oid b6ct ha 2 Toe Se tac Sette ele arcter een o 19
Red Grape—Color of rich ripe red grapes ..................... 2.50
Red Overtone—A golden yellow with reddish overtone ......... 3.00
Red Wing—Brilliant red. S. light reddish-wine; F. deeper red..
Refulgence—Two shades of violet-blue with bronze. Blooms late .39
Reverie—S, buffs F. deep pink s-7.....-sevte. ae ee eee 19
Rhea—S. lobelia violet; F. pansy violet........................ 19
Rhein Nixe—S. white; F. pansy violet. Large, late. Scented... .19
Rheintraube—Brilliant very blue color bicolor. Late ........... 19
Riding High—Large, glistening lilac pink. Different........... 49
Ringdove—S. deep lavender to olive lake; F. lavender violet.... .19
Rochester—Deep lilac-purple; light claret-red overtone ........ 2.00
Romola—Deep pink lavender bicolor. Scented. Beautiful....... 19
Roseway—Deep pink lavender. Fragrant. Orange beard....... 19
Rose Madder—Brilliant rose madder, velvety falls.............. 19
Rose Unique—Early deep pink. Good for massing. Scented.... . 19
Rosy Wings—Blending of brown, red and pink ............ 99
Royal Coach—A yellow plicata with brown stitching............ 39
Rubyd—Rich deep reddish violet-purple. Effective in mass...... 19
Rubeo—This is better than “‘a good red.’’ What is red?........ 19
Ruth Pfeiffer—White and delicate lavender. Fragrant ......... 19
R. W. Wallace—S. rich violet; F. almost black purple .......... 19
Sachem—Called a perfect Iris. Rich, dazzling red bi-color...... 9
Sandalwood—Bronze with pink and yellow suffusion............ 29
Santa Barbara—Light toned blue lavender. Beautiful. Great... .19
Selene—Very large silvery white. Selene means the Moon Goddess .19
Seminole—Best of all the red purples; rich. Scented. Showy... .19
Senlac—Clear claret red. Tall... 19
Sensation—Beautiful blue, heavy substance, horizontal falls.... .19
Sequoiah—Gorgeous combination of red-buff and deep yellow.... .19
Shades of Blue—From light to dark blue. Different ........ 2.50
Shah Jehan—Amoena type with seven distinct colors............ 19
Shekinah—S. and F. pinard yellow. The first good yellow...... 19
Shogun—One of the Nichol’s type of red Iris. Good............ 19
Sierre Blue—Refined flower of clear blue....................... .30
Sikh—Tones of fawn, copper and gold ........................ 19
Simone Vaissiere—Silky white, brilliant aniline blue ........... 19
Sir Galahad—S. and F. pansy violet. Tall, large, fragrant... 19
Sir Michael—S. light blue; F. rich red-brown suffused purple... .
Snow King—Flaring great white blossoms. Gold at throat...... 29
Snow White—Snow white, with soft green markings ....... 19
S6lferino—Deep lilac-rose self. Many blooms on tall stem. . awihes o
Solona—S. lemon yellow; F. rich Bordeaux. Good variegata.... .19
Southern Cross—From New Zealand. Fawn to purple ......... 49
Southland—Blooms spring and fall. Deep golden yellow... 19
South of the Border—A lovely blend seedling of Rameses 3.00
eSpokane—Brilliant red-brown blend.......................... 29
Steepway—Blended pink, tan, lavender. Fragrant. Good....... 19
Sunlight—Finest yellow. Superb under artificial light.......... 19
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i? Bec suffused blue. Scented.....
01 ion and will survive that variety...:....
- —Exq nite and delicate shade pale lilac rose. ic
affeta—Has the appearance of changeable blue and gold silk %
lisman—Subtle blending of red, yellow, pink and chamois.
‘aj Mahal—Pure white, though occasionally lightly veined...... oh
_ Tamar—sS. lilac; F. rose lilac. Good form. Lovely color........ 19
‘Thelma an—Rich Detunia wviolet selfs Mae lac piv st. aas. Meese ow -99
Thuratus—Dark purple self. A real SheaUt yarns 4. ieee AS san
n igantic, striking, violet, blue purple.................. 19
dark blue toned Iris from Bliss of sacred” Dis as -19
ww toned bicolor, maroon veining........:...... 19
mge and strawberry red over yellow..
ure | all, huge, clear rich yellow. Try it.
ro t—Beautiful rosy pink. Large, tall, brilliant. .
‘ropic Seas—Rich, velvety, blue purple. ‘Large, fragr
eTrostringer—Tail light pink. Lovely and enchanting..........
hite margined blue lavender. Frilled. Scented...
ght bluish-violet; F. deep brilliant purple
Mayet—Rich and distinctive red color tone. Tall........ wld
Valor—Largest, richest, blackish blue-violet................... 19
3 de Milo—Gigantic pire BOW white: :.s5:..\.. ces A, cans 19
esper Gold—Distinct yellow on molt: violet. flush: suse een 19
Vabash—Amazingly beautif : S. pure white; F. vivid violet.. .99
pe) faconda—Deep re 1S eas a Ie ee Ree Si eee eM Ore Siig 8 19
i lvety purple. Intermediate. Early. .19
‘ite, pale he Do (beard! Sera ey criance 19
ink; dahlia carmine. cienlescataaterareae bee
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ed lavender of wonderful value......... 19
rose purple. A really big fiower...... ea eet)
re white and attractive............... 19
ite petals, true gold beard............ 19
\ dep i\dable pure white. Sweet scented....... 19
white flower. Tong blooming season...... 19
lav Fragrant. A great ae) 19
2 veined manganese. Interesting. .
; brown veining Site te ate
need’ Ine Schat stimulates hs So your
eS LR Soros see PR WME Can nalct sa 4.00
2 olet bicolor. Frilled S......
dark purple flushed blue. Scented. .
ao 4 vile, blue
self. A ceasing “flower of rook form..
ipes lengthwise the leaves. Unique .
than any other white Iris. Petals
a is a bud sport of Florentina
by’ Miss Grace Sturtevant
named varieties. No other towed i
0 color. Nor does any other flower ap-
id so many colors on an individual bloom.
> that the Tris Shah Jehan (in this c¢ol-
colors blended on its petals. :
5 are great opportunit to
to come. Their potential beauty
of colors and sweet fragrances make them the best
in Flowering—$1.33 for $1
ite Autumn King, Allies, Eleanor askevelt, King
and Lieut. Chavagnac.
eauty Collection—$1.33 for $1
ce certainly enjoy “The Iris News’ and read it over and over. Wish
I rned to love flowers when I was young. I am living on ‘bor-
I looked at my ee i morning and received a
ae a lot to me nae that Iam 65.”
Boke G. D., Mo.
i irae Collection—$1. 33 fet $1
70 years of age and have been an Iris lover since my earliest —
Lior n when I thought the blue, the pale yellow and the white
e ‘only colors there were.”"—Mrs. A. D., Mo. ;
Venus de Milo, Talisman, Gleam and
7
i ice, Ee Pests, Ma Mie, Aphrodite.
Collection $1. 33 for $1
Or > ELIE Fra Angelico, Romola, Steepway
e of he most enjoyable hours a my life
ou “80 oF mo: different varieties of
Cecil Minturn, Kalos, Roseway,
White Queen Collection—$1.33 for $1
Crystal Beauty, Chartier, Taj Mahal, Wambliska, Ingeborg, La
Niege and White Queen.
Red Toned Collection—$1.33 for $1
“ay have recently bought a new home in the country and wish to
have a beautiful flower garden in memory of my two boys killed in
Germany in World War II. Please send me the inclosed list of
plants.”—-MRS. V. P., S. Car.
King Tut, Red Cloud, esha ao;
_ Laugier and Geo. J. Tribolet
fp The Gay 90’s—$1.33 for $1
Ambassadeur, Dolly Madison, Candlelight, Morning Splendor, Prin-
cess Beatrice, Mme. Gaudichau and Rameses.
The Neptune Collection—$1.33 for $1
Duke of Bedford, Neptune, Senlac, Edgewood, Zanardelle, Henri
Rivere and Troost.
Red Wing, Medrano, Prosper
- The Perfection Collection—$1.33 for $1
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“T have had one kidney removed and have a tube in the other, yet
I get a world of pleasure working in my garden, as flowers are my
hobby. I have more than a hundred varieties of Iris as well as
many other flowers.
Bruno, Indian Chief, Cascanet, L. A. Williamson, Bluet, Perfec-
_ tion and Harpalion.
Trail’s End Collection—$1. 33 for $1
“My mother died in August and now I will want more than ever
lots of flowers to take to the cemetery. She loved flowers so much
_that her plants always lived by her careful work. She did not neg-
lect them but kept them supplied with) sufficient moisture.”—MISS
RoiG: L.; Ark.
Coronation, Euphony, Glory of Reading, Cretonne, Pare de Neuilly,
Elizabeth Egelberg and Trail’s End.
A nny plant orders for me since.
{
. __ Very Late Collection—$1. 33 for $1
“T bought my first Iris from you aM, ago and you have filled
Always I have been well pleased
‘with the beautiful blooms. Long may you live to help make the
| world more beautiful.”—M. D., Mo.
Azure, Rheintraube, Imperator, Midwest, W. J. Freyer, Phebus
and Monsignor
‘ Take Notice \
Six collections for $5—all to one addresa or each t:
a separate address.
TRUE WATER IRIS
Pseudacorus—Is the bright, golden yellow Iris that will grow in
water. Its leaves are tall, graceful and very ornamental.
Other varieties which will beautify moist locations on es-
tates, marshes, along the margin of lakes, ponds, brooks and
_ water gardens:
_ Emperor—(Orientalis) beautiful dark blue. Fascinating......... AB
Snow Queen—Beautiful white. Combines with Emperor......... 16
‘ Rory s Blue—Bright sky blue, veined lighter. Landscaping ... .18
The Lincoln Collection
of Eighteen Colorful, Hardy and Outstand-
ing Iris only $2.
Allure—Canary yellow, overlaid opalescent pink. Ruffled....
Avatar—S. buff; F. pansy violet, 3 ft. Fragrant, brilliant...
Buto—S. royal purple; F. dark velvety violet. Likeable ....
Challenger—Dark purple to blackish violet. Large, good
Churchmouse—A wonderful new color—Hay’s Brown. See it
Dr. C. H. Mayo—A pink toned bicolor. Fragrant. roar
King Tut—S. brownish; F. velvety glowing red. Admired..
Mme. Cheri—Violet ; pink and yellow undertone. Pleasing..
Nymph—The best early yellow. Free flowering.............
Omaha—This is the nearest to red, bright orange beard
Pluie D’Or—(Golden Rain) Solid golden yellow .
| Refulgence—Two shades violet-blue with bronze. Blooms bee
Rameses—New blend. S. light russet; F. tourmaline pink. .
Sir Galahad—S. and F. pansy violet. Tall, large, fragrant...
Valor—Largest, richest, blackish blue-violet
Venus de Milo—Gigantic pure snow white
Vesper Gold—Distinct yellow with soft violet flush
White Queen—Snow white flower. Long blooming season....
The total cost of these 18 varieties when introduced was $400.00.
Now only $2. Make your garden fascinating.
“Die when I may, I want it said of me by those who
knew me best, that I plucked a thistle and planted a
flower wherever I thought a flower would grow.”
—Lincoln
Perennial Flowering Plants
OS ice *eie Milfoil, finely cut leaves, pink flowers
Torani! 15
_ Anthemis—Hardy Marguerite, Perry’s variety. The best....... : 15
‘Ajuga—Bronzy foliage. Best ground cover................... 15
Aquilegia (Columbine)—Mixed colors......................... 15
_ Auchusa Myosotidfiore—Covered with beautiful, rich, blue flowers,
_ like the Forget-Me-Not, during April and May. Fine for the
Rock: Gardenterl0vin>, High. eos kh dead tae eee ee 25
Black- -Eyed-Susan—This perennial blooms profusely........... 15
‘Chinese Lantern Plant—Orange scarlet....................... 15
_Coreopsis—Rich golden yellow. Valuable for cutting.......... 15
Delphinium, Chinese—Dwarf, intense blue..................... 15
Delphinium—Gold Medal Hybrids in various colors..,......... 15
gy Dicentra: Tinea Fringed foliage, blooms all summer....,... 20
Double English Violet—Early blooming. Fragrant............... 20
Feverfew—A most useful summer cut flower.................. 15
_ Gaillardia—Red brown crimson, orange and vermillion:® .i./..5n. 15
Elder Daisies—Early. White and valuable.................... 15
Helianthus—Perennial sunflower. Cut flowers................. 15
Heliopsis—Hardy Zinnia. Golden flowers.........,........... -16
Hesperis—Sweet Rocket. Fragrant flowers in showy spikes. . -15
Lathyrus—Hardy Sweet Pea. Rose color...................... 15
Liatris—Gayfeather. Long spikes, rich purple................ 15
Linum Perenne—Flax. Delightful blue HOWern ot eee oo)
FES ee gi ietata oo Fee sc 15
aes Dink Mosca Morten. Conon flowers.
Physostegia Grandiflora—Vivid rosy mauve..... ate een te of
Phlox Subulate Rosea—Intense deep rose ........ ......... 115
_ Pyrethrum—Painted Daisy. White to deep red. Marly ach 115
Shasta Daisy—Glistening white flowers §..... ~~. “15
pider-Wort Blue—Continues long in‘bloom ..... ‘es ae 15
Viola—Jersey Gem. Rich violet. Blooms eight months. —— “15
ulalia Variegata—Ornamental perennial grass, green foliage :
mringd lengthwise with creamy white. Six feet tall, very
SHOW Sg ie isiniew oes ten tan ode sana tale vies ies ts) ARMMMMECLEPIS osiralatels « .sieterey. cnc
ictamnus Gas Plant—Showy, hardy perennial bush, 2 ft. high, 4
fragrant foliage and spikes of rosy pink flowers ....._.... 26
j
& A few clumps of peonies in your garden or
Peonies perennial] border usually give lasting pleasure
and beauty.
In planting, be careful not to cover the roots too deep; the eyes
or buds should not be covered more than two inches. Peonies like
fertile soil which if necessary may be secured by the not too liberal
use of well rotted barn yard manure or commercial fertilizer. The
owner alone can judge. :
Adolphe Rousseau—Rich, dark red. Tail. Early............. $ .5¢
Albert Crouse—Soft, shell-pink. Fragrant. Late ............ 46
Asa Gray—Salmon-fiesh, sprinkled with dots of lavender...... 40
Avalanche—Large white. Delightfully fragrant. Late....... 4
Baroness Schroeder—Delicate flesh-white. Rose fragrance..... AE
Charles Verdier—A free and reliable bloomer. Fragrant...... 78
Edulis Superba—Very early, deep mauve pink. Rose fragrance’ .2$
Felix Crousse—Clear, brilliant red. Late midseason ......... «35
Festiva Maxima—Purest white, flecked crimson. Early.
Sragrantiaten aes hie etek it gr aces. ee 36
Floral Treasure—A ‘giant pink that is very pleasing 46
Frances Willard—Pure white, showing golden stamens. Late AG
Golden Harvest—Soft pink, petals of salmon and yellow...... 39
Grandifiora—Large, soft, shell-pink, shading to rosy white.... Ad
Jeanne d’Arc—Soft pink with yellow effect .................. AS
Karl Rosenfeld—Rich, velvety crimson. One of the best...... 56
Kelways Glorious—Creamy white, rose fragrance............ 1.06
Lovelmmess—Very< late spink 45:0. Sain re ee eae oe -56
Le Cygne—A wonderful flower of purest white. Fragrant.... .78
Longfellow—Brightest crimson with a cherry tone. ........ 48
Martha Bulloch-—Silvery, sheil-pink, shading to deep rose..... 50
Midnight—Large, deep maroon; good for cutting ............ 5e
Milton Hill—Lilac rose with tints Of salmonc pili. ere eee 56
Mme. Crousse—Uniform pure white, vetals flecked crimson. 44
Mme. Jules Dessert—Creamy white with golden glow ........ .5¢
Phillippe Rivoire—Early, very dark crimson ................. BE
Salonge—Coffee and Cream. One of five highest rated........ 76
Sarah Bernhardt—Soft, pink flowers of splendid size 60
Therese—Soft pink. One of the world’s best pinks... . -60
Tourangelle—Delicate flesh pink. Beautiful. Fragran 49
Walter Faxon—Coral pink, one of the finest................. 66
No Peonies Will Be Shipped During May, June and July
Four Peony Plants, $1
Each a different color. Some will bloom early and some will bloom
late. My selection. Worthy of your consideration.
Chrysanthemums
About the only way to have plenty of flowers in late fall and early
winter is to grow Chrysanthemums. They are easy of culture and
the hardy varieties come before the killing frosts.
Adironda—Bronze, aster type, golden reverse
Algonquin—Called the best yellow Mum................
Argenteuillais—Bronzy flowers, tipped gold. Superb
Astrid—Single. Bloom is shell-pink and old-rose..............
Autumn Lights—Coppery-bronze and gleaming orange........ 15
Bronze Button—Very productive of flower heads.............. 15
Burgundy—Rich crimson with deeper tone in center .......... 15
Canary—Aster flowered deep yellow... ..........-seeeseeeees 15
Capt. Cook—A brilliant shade of rose pink...................5 15
Chestnut Bur—Deep chestnut red.................00 cence eeee 15
Clara Curtis—Bushy habit. Deep rose-pink flowers........... 15
Crimson Glory—Early pompon, very bright crimson............ 15
Darzler—Cardinal|.(red 3.205..h)c kates | Paine ents et aelenauaaains, was gerne 15
Early Bronze—Orange bronze. Blooms from September till frost .15
Bdeti—Bright. . rose. cii5 Fm syalggerely 35a 2s acd tae Goreme 15
Frances Whittlesey—Rich bronze and garnet.................. 15
Glomero—Medium size, orange, rose sheen. ................... 15
Iridescent—Combines various shades of yellows and pinks. 15
Jean Cummings—Large, pure white flowers............. 15
Jean Treadway—Pink with dark center, beautiful foliage 15
King Midas—Yellow, one of the best...............0..-4-ecees 1G
Lilian Doty—Good deep pink. A standby. Ball shaped........ 15
Mgrion Hatton—Very early canary yellow. Excellent......... 15
ry Pickford—White, tiny fiowers in great clusters.......... 15
Murilla—Old rose, floriferous and always admired............. 15
Muskogee—Early, purplish-rose. Compact, bushy growth...... 15
Old one aes yellow, deepening to old gold at center..... 15
Orchid Beauty—Orchid with deeper tone in center............ 15
Provence—Soft pink, blended yellow...................-.+--- 15
pture—Deep orange-bronze with carmine suffusion......... 15
Red Flare—The first bright red garden variety. Floriferous... .18
Romany—Carmine red with gold reverse....................-- 15
Rose Beauty—Deep rose, button type ........... 00 secu eee eee 15
sy Gem—Bright pink or rose color..............-..--++e0065 15
Ruth Cummings—Rich reddish bronze. Best all around variety .15
Ruth Hatton—Clear ivory white when fully opened............ 15
pane Gold—Large, beautiful golden yellow................ 15
kist—Bright dark orange, early .< 605. cs oss ise cee e vee es AS
y low, Gem-—Button + typename coataciserties cies Ciaptwe divlealee elle 16
Hardy Singles
Cayalier—Deep wine .color. .. -...00:-ciis en dee ec nieercsc eae’ $ 15
Gitnadier—Crimson scarlet. sic...) Sats oa em ieee eee 15
Indian Maid—Deep orange terra-cotta........................ 15
Lauise Schling—Glowing salmon red, bright yellow center...... 15
8 Flower—Rich orange yellow..............-----...-+-+e8+ 15
Early Flowering Cushion Varieties
Pak: Cushion*Amoeliats ccocisce, casted s/he feggeatem ate). kek inuation $ .15
Rese Cushion, Ameliaie stoop on nnn nao oon 15
Bronze Cushion ‘Amelia. fccenee vac al vag coe db dive cian a eee 15
Gilden Cushion) (Amelia 0 canes eel etter secrneeele a ee Oe 15
ite. Cushion [Amelia ci 6c or) ee oe Sei ariorcice cae aa 15
1) Koreans
Apoilo—Bronze POD A creieiacst on PAN I a Mean soos ae ale $ 15
Ceres—Old gold blended with yellow.....................0205- 15
Daphne—Lilac rose... ..-.. 1... eee ence eect eet eee eens 15
Mers—Deep amaranth :redis, 00, < + sis eteuuaincs cela se mete nounpomen 15
Iithocence— White tinted pink... 00 5.02 0... dns ean neeniinccees. AS
For 50 Cents
You may have any one of the following group offers
sent labeled and postpaid right to your mail box.
4 Aquilegia Assorted; 5 Real Black Eyed Susan; 5
Blue Flax; 5 Coreopsis; 5 Anthemis; 4 Delphinium (Chi-
ese); 4 Delphinium (Gs, P35) 324 Feverfew; 4 Gaillardia;
B Heliopsis 5 Helianthus; 5 Hesperis; 4 Kaempheri (Jap
Iris); 4 Daisies (Elder); 4 Daisies (Shasta); 4 Daisies
(Painted); 3 Hemerocallis Assorted; 83 Funkia Assorted;
/5 bulbs glorious Dutch Iris; 4, Garden Heliotrope.
5 Heliopsis; 5 Helianthus; 5 Hesptriss 3 Kaempheri (Jap
4\Lily Tennifolium; 3 Tigrinum; 4 Armeria.
4 Lathyrus; 5 Chinese Lanterns; 4 Monarda Didyma;
5 Physostegia Grandiflora; 5 Pink Mullein; 4 Phlox Su-
bulata Rosea; 4 Phlox Divar icata, Karly Spring; 3 Hardy
Phlox; 4 Assorted Oriental Poppy; 4 Spiderwort; 10 As-
sorted Tulip Bulbs; 10 Assorted Gladiolus Bulbs; 3
Double English Violets.
YES, you may have 5 of the groups for $2.
Lily Bulbs
Umbellatum—Rich orange red, free flowering. Large........
Trigrinum — Rich salmon-orange, spotted with glossy black,
obust growth, easy culture ....... 26
Tenuifolium Coral lily, deep scarlet. Border or rock garden 15
‘Several years ago I bought 20 Iris of you. Eighteen of the plants
grew and gave very lovely flowers.”—MISS P. H., Pa.
All plants are sent postpaid direct to your mail box.
A. B. KATKAMIER, Macedon, N. Y.
re from pole to pole as they are the easiest of all
full sun, dry or wet soil.
s, border or landscaping they will endure beyond a
blight or insect pest.
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active from early spring until late autumn.
ps, one starting to open as the other fades. Thus
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Mikado—Leads in popularity of the eyed types. Its color is —
orange with a broad spot of mahogany on each petal—a bold,
striking color contrast. Large blooms in July on stems 36 in.
tall. Has a gay appearance. Is a prodigious bloomer
COE RAC ’ wee kg iH. Austin—This notable variety ghar with Betscher.
! pm has large flowers of deep, golden yellow on 3 ft. stems in |
Arg tile } July and Agnes ec apes patent. « sara ase ae oe
Ophir—A lovely true golden yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers.
Large with an amazing succession ‘Of blooms on stems up to 4 —
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Rajah—A sturdy plant with brilliant, flame-scarlet blooms. Dis-—
plays a vivid triangular throat area of Brazil red. The large
See z flowers are elegantly shaped, gorgeously dark colored and freely
Brae oie: As ze , Serenade—The petals are interestingly twisted and crinkled.
i _ They carry light, pastel shades of yellow and pink with a
“a Michael Foster—This is one of the best of the group of fra-
grant varieties. The blooms are large, ruffled, of clear empire-
yellow, without marks of any kind.....\...7.............-0- 39
border | the pea to hi Soudan—A soft lemon-yellow that is brilliant, “pure and un-
ast yi aint the plants ° defiled.’’ The flowers are of perfect form with slightly waved,
Sunny West—The East looks forward to the West; the West
reminisences of the East. We have from the sunny mid-west —
a Hemerocallis with immense flowers of wax-like substance,
borne on very tall, branching stems. It is one of the last ‘tom
bloom in Sept. Originated by Sass of Nebraska.............. +59
| The Gem—Comes in June and July on 3 ft. stems, finely formed, —
Vesta—A just enough flush of orange red at the center of this
lovely flower intensifies the brilliant, deep cadmium yellow
color and makes it a great favorite. Its color has been called
_ Wau-Bun—The best of the long-flowering season varieties (Dr.
Stout), beginning to bloom in July and sometimes continues
right up to frost. The twisted petals are a new, soft yellow,
sprinkled with traces of red, giving the 6 im ies a unique
a and outstanding appearance. Stems up to 3 ft................ 695
Winsome Another attractive and fragrant ee origi-
_ nating in Europe. A dainty, soft, creamy yellow............. 39
Every Sunday morning we make up a basket of flowers for the
cemetery. Always a few blooms of whichever variety of Hemero
‘ callis happens to be in flower are used to give distinction. -
especial charm to an, ; “ ~ 2
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Any time before the ground is actually frozen, your perennial »
during the fall months are increasing their root growth every day
all winter when the soil isn’t deeply frozen. But you should protect
your fall-set plants by covering them lightly with excelsior, placing
some earth over enough of the excelsior to prevent the wind from
blowing it away.
In the spring the excelsior can be removed. Your plants will thus
be in a position to thrive even before spring set plants could be
dug. We will be glad to take care of your order sent today.
will never come back, I am building a garden park for
him, centered with a cement shaft on which there will
to bloom around the shaft during spring, Pes an
fall and look to you for the plants.”—J,
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“Mr, Katkamier: In memory of our soldier boy who
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doubled in value—regardless of the amount of the order.
Some one is sure to win this Monday morning special.
It may be your opportunity.
The letters are chosen by and opened in the presence
That is, to the list of plants ordered, we will add an
of our RFD mail carrier.
gift plant—the greater the order, the more valuable
‘equal value in plants, our selection.
plant or plants given.
“Since 1665 when my ancestors first settled in Massachusetts, we
lias been lovers of flowers and cultivated them in and around our
ks hand in hand with God’.
am now over eighty years of age but still work in my garden
by my own hands and landscaped in a way which brings much
app eciation from my many friends.”—Mrs. J. As C., ‘es
ws and I believe with the poet—‘That he who tends a garden
“For the inclosed dollar please send me the five old fashioned
Hearts. My agate thought they were the most beautiful of
all flowers.”—Mrs. J. S., Okla.
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. C. G., Ohio.
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most generous.”—MRS. G. E. M., N. Hamp.
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grances for the little time and attention I can give my plants.’’—
MRS. J. W. N., New York.
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best and I am proud of them all.’-—MRS, A. O., Ind.
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surprise. We had a two-month drouth but every plant lived. I have
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